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The Crosley 60-Inch Low Profile TV Stand is the perfect entertainment furniture for your living space. It effortlessly accommodates most standard 60" television sets. The Crosley Low Profile TV stand is designed to complement your home decor and even provide storage for your electronic equipment. The compact size of the TV stand allows mobility and helps in saving floor space. Regardless of its size, the hardwood and veneer construction makes this stand robust and durable. It has a maximum weight capacity of up to 200 lbs. The Crosley 60-Inch Low Profile TV Stand features raised panel doors to conceal your stacks of CD/DVD's in a strategic manner. The stand comes with one-cabinet and an interior adjustable shelf to store your entertainment appliances, whereas the center base provides ample space for both your television and other decorative items. The doors are beautifully designed with beveled tempered glass and are equipped with magnetic door catches for safety. The TV stand comes with efficient cable management that provides access to the wires and conceals them for neater looking appearance. It requires minimal assembly on arrival.
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Recommended TV Type: Flat Screen | TV Size Accommodated: 60 Inches |
Product Type: TV stand | Design: Console |
Finish: 1: Black | Finish: 2: Cherry |
Finish: 3: Mahogany | Solid Wood Construction: No |
Style: Contemporary | Gender: Unisex/Both |
Exterior Shelves: Yes | Drawers Included: No |
Cabinets Included: Yes
| Wheels Included: No |
Fireplace Included: No | Lighted: No |
Media Player Storage: Yes | Media Storage: Yes |
Cable Management: Yes | Orientation: Floor unit |
Weight Capacity: 200 Pounds | Lift Mechanism: No |
Expandable: No | Swivel Base: No |
Integrated Mount: No | Hardware Material: Steel |
Product Care: Use a soft clean cloth that will not scratch the surface when dusting. Use of furniture polish is not necessary. Should you choose to use a furniture polish, test in an inconspicuous area first. Use of solvents of any kind could damage your furniture's finish. To clean, simply use a soft cloth moistened with lukewarm water, then buff with a dry soft clean cloth. | Country of Manufacture: China |
Hardware Finish (Black Finish): Brushed nickel knobs, steel hardware | Hardware Finish (Classic Cherry, Vintage Mahogany Finish): Antique brass knobs, steel hardware |
Additional Parts Required: No |
Product Warranty: 90 days |
ISTA 3A Certified: Yes |
About the Manufacturer
In 1920 Powel Crosley founded the company that pioneered radio broadcasting and mass market manufacturing around the world. Crosley had a simple idea - design a fully functioning radio, meticulously craft each unit with obsessive detail and precise accuracy, and of course add a measure of consideration for the wallet. This simple idea led Crosley Radio to become the world's largest radio manufacturer. Today the Crosley name lives on with superbly detailed replicas that truly transcend time. Re introductions of original vintage radios and turntables feature the newest technologies graced by unforgettable Crosley stylings. They're passionate about what they do, right down to the last exacting detail.STYLE
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"Hello, how many adjustable shelves does this product have behind the door?" asked by Kelly
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Better than expected James from East Amherst, NY– Verified Buyer Item arrived in less than a week from Wayfair. I was worried because one corner of the box was damaged, but when I opened it, I realized that it was double-boxed, and the inner box was in perfect condition. The assembly process is just about the best I've seen. The instructions are excellent, all the hardware is pre-sorted and well marked in individual packages, and all the wood panels are clearly marked with stickers labeling each part. It is solid and looks way better than I would have expected for $300. It matches my furniture perfectly. I put a new 65 plasma on top which fits perfectly side-to-side. I put a home theater receiver, cable box, and bluray player behind the glass doors, and the IR remotes work fine through the glass. |
Exactly what I was looking for. Rachelle from MAGALIA, CA– Verified Buyer I wanted a tv cabinet that was low, sturdy, and had solid doors on the sides. This cabinet is perfect. We needed it to be low so we can mount the tv to the wall above it, but big enough to hold the dvd player and surround sound receiver in the center with the glass doors and the adjustable shelf made that possible. I also love the solid doors on either side to hide the miscellaneous assortment of dvd's, cd's and extra cables. The quality is good for the price, I got the walnut color which is a rich brown tone stain and it goes well with my darker furniture. The instructions were pretty easy to follow, and I put most of it together by myself, but hubby helped when another person was needed to help hold or lift. Took about two hours to completely assemble including opening the box and sorting the pieces. |
Alexandria entertainment Center Jonnie Roberson from Magalia, CA Product came in on time. After opening up the package, there was a cracked back piece that I was able to glue back with the help of two C-clamps. The instructions were clear. Be careful when you put on the doors, because once you put them on you can not take them back off without taking the top back off. I know, I was showing my wife how cool the spring action for the hinge made it easy to put in the holes, but I put the wrong glass door on the wrong side, so I had to do some changes, bu it worked. You can not get the door off without taking the top back off, which was a little work, but can be done. |
Very nice Lloyd from Naperville, IL– Verified Buyer This is my second purchase of this item. Well engineered, designed and manufactured for the price. |
GREAT TV STAND Sharon from Lawton, OK– Verified Buyer This is a perfect stand for our 70" TV. We have the TV mounted on the wall, but it holds all the added components attractively. Plenty of room for extra storage. Assembly took about 30-45 minutes, requires two people to facilitate efficiently, but not difficult. Some parts of the instructions were a bit confusing, but not impossible to follow. Color was a perfect match to the wood parts of our other furniture. Very pleased! |
A wonderful piece of funiture. Tien from Queens, NY [...] All corners are very well protected. You can take a beat out of the box, the stuff inside won't damage.2. Every piece of the wood inside the box is covered with thin layer styrofoam bag like. This really protects wood. I was impressed as I take the pieces out of the box.3. Not too many parts. Assemble the whole thing within about 30 minutes. Instruction is very clear and each of the nuts, screw, locks..etc has a number on it. So when the instruction book says use screw in bag #2, it was crystal clear.3. The color is exactly what I wanted. It looks better assembled than in picture. After assembled, it looks quite small due to its height and width. Once I put my 55" LED TV on, it looks perfect. Excellent space saver.4. Construction is very solid. There are 2 boards standing in the middle, straight up to support the mid section are particle wood. The rest are real solid wood. Even the back board where it has holes to run the cables, they are decently thick wood as well. Most others tv stands have paper board.[...].Overall, very pleased with this set.One very minor thing: when installing detachable legs, one of the screws, the hex lock hole is bigger than the rest of the others. The hex key that came with it did not fit. So, I use a flat head screw-driver to screw it in. Absolutely no big deal at all. Beside this, I would think it's near the top. |
looks great Andrew from Newark, CA– Verified Buyer Had it for over 6 months and still love it. Looks like high end furniture, and like that it is not particleboard. Only weird point is that it has these 2 dowel feet in the middle to provide support. Make you you dont drag the piece to move it or these feet will pull off (they give you this warning in the assembly instructions! |
OUTSTANDING Jill from Fairfax Station, VA– Verified Buyer Ordering online is sometimes stressful as you can't see in person the QUALITY of the product you are purchasing. You won't be disappointed in this TV stand. We love it and it doesn't look cheap! We especially love the bun feet that match other furniture in our family room. It's just what we were looking for and we had shopped EVERY available store in a 30 mile radius of our home with no SUCCESS. Shopping at Wayfair was easy and QUICK! |
Beautiful TV Stand Jaci from NE– Verified Buyer I love this TV stand! It is beautiful, sturdy, useful and exactly what I pictured. The color and style match the online picture perfectly. I like that the outside doors hide anything that I'd like to put on the inside shelves. The remote works through the glass (if you're at the right angle) and it is a very sturdy piece. After spending quite a bit of money on a new smart tv, we wanted something that would hold up and not look cheap-- this fits our description! |
Quality in a box Robin from North Chesterfield, VA– Verified Buyer I needed to find a sturdy, but low profile entertainment cabinet for a 60 inch tv. After looking many places, in stores and on line, I hit on this piece from Wayfair. It is solid wood and very substantial. It doesn't look like it came in a box, but rather like something that came out of a furniture store. My husband (who is not a handyman!) and I put it together easily. I highly recommend this product. |
60-Inch Low Profile TV Stand is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: KF10005ABK, KF10005ACH, KF10005AMA


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At the end of Fiscal Year '05, the Department of Fire Services was able to procure resources to support local public fire and life safety education programs. We are pleased with this procurement and hope, with the reauthorization of the Student Awareness of Fire Education (S.A.F.E.) program grants in Fiscal Year '06, that local fire departments will be able to put these resources to good use in the community this year. At the 11 th annual Massachusetts Public Fire and Life Safety Education Conference on September 28-29, 2005, we will be distributing these resource materials to local fire department representatives.
Building Partnerships at State and Local Levels - Can't Do It Alone! At the state level, DFS and FCAM are working to build partnerships with the Executive Office of Elder Affairs and the new Department of Early Education and Care. We hope that local fire educators will build new or expand upon existing partnerships with senior center directors, councils on aging members, and heads of licensed day care centers to help reduce risk of fire death and injury to these vulnerable populations. The fire service cannot do it alone and partnering with others helps us get the job done. We have asked Jennifer Carey, Secretary of Elder Affairs, and Ann Reale, Commissioner of the Department of Early Education and Care to reach out to their constituencies as well. So expect a call!
Resources for Local Programs What are these resources?
If you already have a copy of the Remembering When program, you might store the extra copy at the senior center.
Distribution DFS does not have a large shipping budget, so staff will be distributing the materials at this year's conference at times after the morning registration. We hope as many fire educators as possible will be able to take advantage of the training at this year's conference, but if a department is not able to attend, they may make arrangements after the conference to pick up the materials at the DFS offices (Stow or Northampton.)
Hazard Houses DFS has also purchased four (4) Hazard Houses from Modeltech International. These are teaching tools that can help illustrate and demonstrate a variety of fire and life safety issues in the home. One will be housed in the western Massachusetts office and the other two will be at the DFS, Stow, for use by local fire departments. For details about how to make arrangements to use and how to receive training, please contact the S.A.F.E. staff at (978) 567-3380. Each Hazard House comes in three portable "suitcase" like containers.
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7 Get rid of the old hametz, so that you can be a new batch of dough, because in reality you are unleavened. For our Pesach lamb, the Messiah, has been sacrificed. | 7 Get rid of the old yeast that you may be a new batch without yeast--as you really are. For Christ, our Passover lamb, has been sacrificed. |
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Wed, Mar 11, 09 at 17:33
I've searched other threads on this, but I can't figure out how many plants would be needed for a worth while crop in a single family garden. I hassled with not having enough peas planted last year. I slaved over six pea plants and got a harvest that consisted of me being able to munch on a couple of peas when I was weeding the garden :O)
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O.k., I'll take a stab at this, since I've done the same thing with southern peas in the beginning. You'll need at least a 50 foot row. I sqeezed 50 foot of southern peas into 25 foot of row by planting in a zigzag pattern down the row, 6 inches apart. Now it all depends on how prolific an Anazasi bean is and how many you feel would be worthwhile. I was able to get enough to freeze and cook fresh out of this row. You may get a better answer on the Bean, Pea & Other Legume forum. |
A 50-ft row would give you some to eat and a good idea of whether you wanted a 150-ft row. |
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East Lyme — State Police said Tuesday that they have found a 49-year-old Niantic woman who was last seen Friday.
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Was just reading about Hair Vetch because I saw an article where it was planted over the garden area and then in the spring mowed and left as mulch. I noticed that it said it got a tap root of 1 to 3 feet and was wondering if anyone as tried using it to break up the hard caliche we have here. I wanted to try doing that with Alfalfa because I was told it worked. How hard is Hairy vetch to kill out when you're done with it. Maybe I'll try small section of each in my yard to see which works best. Any comments would be appreciated.
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North Wales coastline escapes more flooding overnight
6 December 2013 Last updated at 08:05 GMT
Around 400 people in north Wales have been forced to spend the night away from their homes following the worst tidal surge in decades.
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Lifeboat crews from south Wales were drafted in to help colleagues in the north amid fears coastal areas could be hit for a second time in 24 hours.
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Archbishop Vicken Aykazian expressed support for Habitat Armenia's mission
August 26, 2009
YEREVAN, ARMENIA (August 18, 2009) – Archbishop Vicken Aykazian, legate of the Eastern Diocese of the Armenian Church of America and Habitat for Humanity's international board member, visited offices of Habitat Armenia on Tuesday, August 18, 2009.
The visit was dedicated to the discussion of recent programs and activities of Habitat for Humanity in Armenia. The Archbishop reiterated his full support for the organization's mission to eliminate poverty housing throughout Armenia.
Since 2006, the Archbishop serves on the international board of directors of Habitat for Humanity and is a member of its Europe committee. His activities range from raising funds, encouraging volunteers to support families in need in Armenia through to volunteering himself at the build sites. He is taking the Armenian Apostolic Church at the lead of the fight against poverty housing in the country.
"Habitat for Humanity is one of the key organizations to care for the poor and the homeless," said Archbishop Aykazian. "This mission has been working in nearly 100 countries around the world and has been very actively supporting families in Armenia to find solutions for their housing problems."
As a Christian charity, Habitat for Humanity Armenia has always maintained a close partnership with the Armenian Apostolic Church. The organization is currently working on expanding its relationship with the Armenian Apostolic church and the Eastern Diocese of the Armenian Church. Thanks to the sponsorship of the Church and the Diocese, Habitat Armenia will be able to support many more families in need of simple, decent homes.
This year, Habitat for Humanity Armenia is completing the implementation of two major home rehabilitation projects in the villages of Khachik and Nshavan, thus increasing the number of families served by 96 families. Since 2000, Habitat for Humanity has extended a hand up to more than 480 Armenian families to obtain decent and secure places to call their home.
True to its mission, Habitat Armenia is preparing for a pilot stage of a project From Survival to Revival in Spitak. This city was in the center of the disastrous 1988 earthquake that took lives of 25,000 people and left another 500,000 homeless. Last year, more than 15,000 families in the region were still homeless or living in temporary shelters and dormitories.
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Arizona Cardinals tight end Rob Housler poised for big season
Throughout virtually their entire stay in the desert, the tight end has been used about as often as Sun Devil Stadium was for playoff games.
Jay Novacek did not become a Pro Bowler until he left for the Dallas Cowboys, Robert Awalt and Johnny McWilliams never amounted to much, and Freddie Jones and Todd Heap proved to be busts as free agent signings.
Sure, every now and then all the talk would be about a renewed emphasis on getting the tight end -- whoever it was at the time -- more involved in the offense, but all it would end up being is talk.
As is custom, once again there is excitement over the position, but things may be different this time around. After all, the team's new coach and quarterback like to involve the tight end quite a bit in the offense.
To wit, last season in Oakland, tight end Brandon Myers led the Raiders with 79 receptions, whereas in Arizona four different tight ends combined to make 72 catches.
Rob Housler led the way with 45 receptions for 417 yards, but his impact was minimized for a variety of reasons. That, though, may be about to change.
"I see a wideout playing tight end," Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said Thursday when asked what he sees in the third-year pro. "A guy that's very versatile. He can play in the backfield, at tight end, split out wide.
"I think the sky's the limit as far as where he can get talent-wise, and I really like the way he plays football."
Originally selected in the third round of the 2011 NFL Draft out of Florida Atlantic, Housler's potential has been tantalizing. A 6-foot-5, 250 pounder with good hands who can run a 4.55 40-yard dash, he would seem to have all the tools to become one of the league's best pass catchers at the tight end position.
But, inconsistent play -- from himself and his quarterbacks -- have kept him down. Numerous times over the last couple seasons a wide-open Housler would be missed, with some of the poor throws costing the team points. But now, armed with a new quarterback and new coach, many pundits believe he is ready to break out.
"I wouldn't say �break out,'" Housler said of what he's expecting this season. "I would just say I'm really looking forward to having a good year and just all-around, from winning games to being successful individually, I'm really thirsty for it and I'm hungry to kind of just go out there and put together a really good season."
If one consulted a Magic-8 Ball and asked it if Housler is in for a big season, it may very well say "Signs point to yes."
Because along with Palmer's propensity to look for his tight ends, Arians' offense is designed to get them the ball. Heath Miller became a star in Pittsburgh under his watch, and Colts tight ends contributed 73 receptions, 817 yards and five touchdowns last year.
"The more you can do, the more you get featured," Arians said of Housler.
"Speed, a lot of speed," quarterback Carson Palmer said of what excites him about Housler. "But he's not just a fast guy. He runs really good routes, he catches the ball well. He's done a good job blocking and he'll continue to work on that.
"Very smart, a really well-rounded player."
Sounds like Housler can do quite a bit which, according to his coach's track record as well as his words, means he'll get featured in the offense.
"Just through OTAs you can see there's a lot of opportunities, there's no real set route," Housler said of what he's noticed. "You can put a bunch of cogs out there and they can do whatever needs to be done, regardless of what the mismatch may be, that's what it's about, creating that mismatch."
Given his size and skill set, Housler would appear to be a mismatch the team could -- and should -- utilize quite often. And that may very well be the plan, though as a player with career numbers of just 57 catches for 550 yards with no touchdowns, the 25-year-old still has plenty to prove.
But like most young players, he's undergone a growing process during his time in the NFL. And though the team's new coach and quarterback would indicate things are looking up for his role in the offense, Housler noted there are no guarantees.
"I don't think you really know what's going to be used until you find out what's successful, so it's my job to make sure that we're successful in throwing to tight ends and completing balls," he said. "So it's really up to me."
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8 [The] Redemption of the soul of [a] man is his riches; but he that is poor, suffereth not blaming. (The ransom for a man's life is his riches; but he who is poor, shall not even suffer threats.) | 8 A man's riches may ransom his life, but a poor man hears no threat. |
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Blackstone National Golf Club prestigious 18-hole golf club located in Sutton, MA. The award winning Rees Jones design features lush fairways and fast greens, which makes the course challenging yet enjoyable. After a beautiful round of golf, be sure to stop by the National Grill – a full service bar, grill, and restaurant.
Emerald fairways are hemmed by stone walls and the towering branches of ancient pine, maple, oak, and beech trees, giving Maplegate Country Club's 18-hole course a timeless feel. The course sprawls across gently rolling terrain with water in play on ten holes?five each on the front and back nine. Measuring 6,815 yards from the tips, the course hosted U.S. Open qualifiers in 1998 and 2001, in addition to countless golf cart drag-races under the cover of darkness.
Course at a Glance: * 18-hole, par 72 course * Length of 6,815 yards from the tips * Four tee options * Scorecard
Heather Hill Country Club lets players decide their own 18-hole path using a trio of nine-hole layouts that populate this 27-hole country club. Whatever two tracks they choose, golfers bend their shots around dense foliage and over the streams that occasionally babble into the line of play. After the last golf ball emerges from the 18th cup as pure gold trophy, groups can retire to the bar and grille to satisfy hunger with burgers, salads, and wraps on the back patio.
Seasoned ace Jim Fenner steadies unstable swings and smoothens out wobbly putts with lessons tailored to individuals, groups, or players hoping to address specific ailments within their golf game. A veritable Johnny Appleseed of golf, the passionate pedagogue roams about courses and teaching centers throughout the greater Worcester area, spreading golf wisdom and burying dimpled orbs that soon blossom into VHS copies of The Legend of Bagger Vance. Clients can catch Jim refining pupils' motions or remedying trust issues between clubs and their owner at the indoor golf simulator of XGolf of New England, where he hibernates during the off-season chill.
When renowned course architect Howard Maurer designed Wentworth Hills Country Club, he did so in a manner that showcases the New England region. Lined with trees, the course's rolling landscapes cross open meadows and through heavily wooded areas. They rise and fall dramatically, and, in spots, get intersected by sparkling water features. Beneath those aesthetic visuals, though, lurks a series of challenges, including greens that have been sized, shaped, and angled to complicate tee shots. More than 60 strategically placed bumpers also litter the course, encouraging players to take risks in order to save par or catch the attention of any indigenous PGA recruiters grazing in the nearby trees. After rounds, players can head to the elegant, but cozy clubhouse to stock up in the pro shop or relax with a good meal at the grill.
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Travellers visiting Cadbury World in Birmingham, England will discover a delicious world of chocolate delights, as well as the history of the world's most favourite sweets. The fourteen zones of Cadbury World include everything from an education in how your favourite confectionary is made, to a romp through chocolate rain. Visitors to Cadbury World even have the opportunity to design their own sweet using Cadbury's world-famous chocolate. Located just outside of Birmingham's city centre, Cadbury World is a magical place for kids and adults alike, as it welcomes more than a half-million visitors into its chocolaty haven each year.
- Treat yourself to the many chocolate-themed items found on the menu of Cadbury Café. Here visitors can buy souvenirs to commemorate their sweet adventure in Birmingham.
- Travel back in time to ancient Mexico in Cadbury World's Aztec Jungle as guides explain the importance of chocolate to Mayan culture. Here the tropical rainforests will make people forget they are actually in modern-day Birmingham.
- Visit the state-of-the-art, interactive Purple Planet where you will experience chocolate like never before in this virtual world.
It is easy to get to Cadbury World from just about anywhere in Birmingham, as there are a number of motorways with convenient access to Cadbury World. The M5 and M42 are the area's largest motorways, both offering direct links to Birmingham's city centre. The motorways surrounding Cadbury World can be confusing, so people traveling by car should pay close attention. There are also shuttles that leave from Birmingham's city centre, ideal for those who want to leave their car behind and enjoy a day of chocolate, fun and adventure.
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PHOENIX — Most passengers asked to submit to a full-body X-ray at Security Checkpoint B didn't bat an eyelash. Nine in 10 gamely stepped up to a scanner about the size of a vending machine, placed their feet on the red footprints painted on the carpet, and raised their arms — all in the name of airport security. The aim of the new technology unveiled at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport: to allow officials to detect weapons — such as plastic explosives strapped to the body — that metal detectors and other security measures might miss. A potential sticking point is that this machine, known as a backscatter, can see through clothes. Its deployment at the Phoenix airport on Friday is a test to see how well it works — and to assess how air travelers respond to its use. If passengers at Terminal 4 who were asked to undergo body scans are an indication, security trumps privacy. "Sure, I'd be happy to do it," said Ella Adams from Atlanta, who had stopped in Phoenix on Friday to catch a connecting flight to San Diego. "Privacy to me isn't nearly as important as our security, especially if they assure me the X-rays aren't harmful." In all, the Phoenix airport has seven security checkpoints, and the body- scanning machine has been installed for this pilot program at just one. About 8,000 travelers a day move through this checkpoint, says Paul Armes, security director at Sky Harbor for the federal Transportation Security Administration (TSA). The backscatter will not be used for everyone who passes this way, at least not at first. A traveler would have to have set off alarms on the routine metal detector, or be randomly selected for further screening. Even then, travelers have two options: the new X-ray machine, or a pat-down, which has caused passenger complaints about invasiveness. What the backscatter 'sees' Privacy advocates remain wary of backscatter technology. Barry Steinhardt, director of the technology and liberty program for the American Civil Liberties Union, likens it to a "virtual strip search." He hasn't seen a demonstration of the latest version of the technology, but he saw an earlier one at a Los Angeles city jail. "The one I saw was very graphic, almost like a nude picture," he says. The technology has not been installed at airports until now because of questions about privacy and how well it can detect possible weapons, adds Mr. Steinhardt. "Utility is ... important here. People are being asked to trade their privacy for security. But first show us there is some security benefit." Backscatter technology has been around for years, says Joe Reiss, vice president of marketing for American Science and Engineering Inc. (AS&E), which makes the backscatter being tested in Phoenix. The technology has been used, for example, to check large cargo containers and passenger vehicles.
Other officials say the backscatter will be able to detect several items that other security technology — including metal detectors — cannot. Those items include plastic or ceramic knives, plastic explosives, and some liquid explosives. They say it can at best prevent a bomb plot like the one uncovered in London last summer, in which alleged terrorists planned to attack using liquid explosives. What the screened passenger does Here's how the screening is working so far. A traveler, after agreeing to the X-ray, is walked through the process by a TSA employee. He or she stands on the red-painted footprints facing the scanner, with arms raised as if a police officer had yelled, "Hands up." Then the traveler turns around for a back pose. Another TSA employee in a tiny, walled room about 50 feet away assesses the image. A man views images of male passengers, and a woman views images of women. The images are not stored, government officials say, and they aren't transmitted anywhere else. The process should take about 30 seconds. Kenneth Johnson, a Vietnam veteran with artificial shoulder joints and an artificial knee, was among the first to be pulled out of line Friday for closer screening. He chose the backscatter X-ray over the pat-down, saying he didn't mind it a bit. As the TSA decides whether to buy the $100,000 machine, its pilot project is expected to last up to 90 days. It may be expanded later this year, using another manufacturer, at Los Angeles International Airport and John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York. Copyright © The Seattle Times Company
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I am an assistant professor of linguistics at the University of Minnesota Duluth, and my research is in the areas of sociolinguistics, pragmatics, and semantics. I have written on language ideology, discourse markers, and Gricean implicatures, working primarily with varieties of English, Belizean Kriol, Brazilian Portuguese, and Mopan. I am very interested in how language attitudes and pragmatic issues vary across cultures as well as in the relation of language attitudes to language endangerment. I have been at UMD since the fall of 2011. From 2008-2011, I was a postdoc in the Department of English at the University of British Columbia Vancouver.
I received my PhD in linguistics from Yale University in 2009. My advisor at Yale was Larry Horn, and my dissertation is entitled Dislocations, Context, and Composition: or, Double Subjects in Brazilian Portuguese.
Before I went to Yale I did an MA in linguistics at the University of North Texas. My advisor at UNT was Haj Ross, and I wrote an MA thesis for Haj which is entitled "Emotional Problems in Experiencer Verbs."
My last name, Salmon, appears in the Old Testament, in the book of Joshua, in the story of the battle of Jericho. Salmon was a spy in this battle, and he was given shelter by a harlot named Rahab, whom he later married. The name also appears in the New Testament, in the book of Matthew, in the long line of begats stretching from Abraham to Jesus.
So I come from good people, I think.
1.In Xela, Guatemala, August 2014.
2.Jean-D, demonstrating over my office, on a beautiful blue sky day.
3.Duluth swimming in the summertime (photo courtesy of National Geographic).
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name William Salmon
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Morning ladies,
Shopping today, so no workout but lots of walking.
Have the Beatle's song and the words "when I am 64" in my head today as it Chuck's 64th birthday today.
Well off to eat, put face on and wait for Handyride, Wish us luck,
"What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared with what lies within us," Motivation Moment, Fitness Magazine, July/August 2014
heading off to lay down.....not much pain yesterday but last night was a killer....not sure what brought that on.
Her dad was telling her in his singing voice to put the spoon back !LOL She laughs at him when he sings to her. Those two or so laid back....not like I was.....
Happy Birthday Chuck....I will be 64 too ion a bit.......
Hi ladies,
Had a marvelous 'me day' and evening, with CharmedGate on the CSBM network, some yummy Rotini with Chunky Ragu Garden combination mixed with some tomato sauce and my sausage and pepper strips topped with some Parmesan/Romano cheese, along with a heel and thin slice of Italian bread...mmmm good. Then a trio of cherry moose, lava cake and egg nog ice cream LOL What better way to end a day.
Slept alright, but must have twisted or something as my right shoulder is achy and my neck has been since Saturday...thinking it's my pillows.
Monday we clipped Buddy's nails, he's so cute, he sees his stuff and starts wagging his tail and the tail wagged the whole time Chuck was clipping them and I was petting him, so if I need to hold the foot I am there, but he did fine and no blood today at all...however, we had our stuff ready LOL
Of course, he got a Snap from each of us after we finished.
Got my mail cleared out, checked my comic archives I did and used Bulk renamer to fix the ones they added letters to the files. Much faster and easier with bulk renamer.
Then I spent the rest of the morning, and part of afternoon cleaning more 45s and had to listen to some too...especially the Rolling Stones' "She's a Rainbow".....so I got The Temptations Why Did She Have To Leave Me Why Did She Have T The Temptations It's Summer, Cloud Nine, Ball Of Confusion, The Tee Set Ma Belle Amie and The Angels Coming In The Holy Night, The Partridge Family You Are Always On My Mind and Doesn't Somebody Want To Be Wanted, The Marmalade Rollin My Thing and Reflections Of My Life, The Lemon Pipers No Help From Me and Green Tambourine and The Kinks Lola.
After lunch worked on my pictures..and posted them up to share.
We got a movie in from Netflix and watched that, it was pretty good too....it was the second of the Kick A$$ movies.
Tuesday was gorgeous from morning till afternoon....got my dusting in before I even got on line and vacuuming done after breakfast, after which I opened all the doors and windows (sorry about that for all of you with cold and snow), we did our shopping list with our OJ and then I finished up the last 12 45s that Chuck had sent to me....The Turtles Elenore and Surfer Dan, The Zombies Friends Of Mine and Time Of The Season, Three Dog Night Circle For A Landing and Eli's Coming, Tom Jones The Man Who Knows Too Much and Without Love There Is Nothing, Tommy Roe Jam Up Jelly Tight and Moontalk, and last but not least White Plains My Baby Loves Lovin and Show Me Your Hand.
After lunch got some CD's burned and lists made up till it was time for comics and crackers and then nap time.
Soup on tap for dinner....Campbell's Home Style Mexican-Style Chicken Tortilla Healthy Request with 4 saltine crackers crumbled in the soup and a slice of French bread on the side
Of course on tap for Tuesday on the CSBM network is my man Hunter...I missed him last week...boo hoo, but then had some good viewing though with the movie and Castle...but happy to have him back and it was a double episode too, so I had him all night LOL
Well it's Wednesday and it was a shopping day.....plus Chuck's 64th birthday, so of course, the lyrics to the Beatles.....When I'm 64 were going through my head all day LOL
Gave hubby one card this morning, along with a big SIGN on the computer room door from Buddy Max and I.
So on to the RIDE AND GROCERY REPORT.....as for the ride well we got our old buddy and pal, Damien today...in fact, he came up to the end of the window so with 5 minutes to go I called Handyride and she told me he should be there any minute and she was right, he was, but she also told me, oh you're getting one of the new buses today...well they can keep their new buses, as don't like them at all. Whoever designed the bus was not disable and it's smaller than the old ones, has a bench seat design at the back of the bus and then some seats. The older ones I could brace my oxygen tank on. This is all open so I had to hold onto it for dear life. NOPE not a FAN of the NEW BUS.
However was nice to see Damien as we hadn't seen him for a while. He's so funny as you can joke with him and he'll come right back at ya...he should have been born in NY LOL I can't count the number of times he was gonna stop the bus and let me off LOL
Then we picked up a lady we have had on the bus and in cars with us over the years, she's nice but one thing her and Damien has in common is their very vocal religious ideas.
In fact, since we hadn't seen Damien since last Fall, I asked him how his Christmas and New Year's was and he's say he doesn't celebrate Christmas anymore as it's a Pagan holiday...well I wanted to let off but learned a long time ago not to get into such discussions. I have my beliefs and they have theirs. The lady came out with one too, but again just ignored her too.
Anyway it was nice to see Damien and talk about other stuff and all.
So we got to Savemart and off we went. I returned the margarine that was apparently out of the refrigeration area for quite some time, melted and then put back. So we got a new one for FREE of course. Found where Chuck was and we did our shopping. SaveMart prices are way up and so only bought what we needed. However, we did get stuff on sale, like my fruit and Chuck's...I only got 1 can as Winco is much cheaper and has a much better selection. Chuck gets his pineapple at SaveMart as Winco doesn't have the one he likes.
Some of our cheeses were so sale too. The big 18 pack of eggs were on sale for $2.50 and they wanted $3.19 for the 12 pack...bit me I say!
They also had our body creams on sale, both Chuck and my Suave Cherry Blossom. Plus I got 3 of my Jordana's nail polishes and a concealer I needed too, I had a surprise gift so brought my $5 and got my nail polishes and my concealer, so I am a happy camper.
Best of all our ice cream was on sale for $3.99 so I got my 4 (mint chocolate chip, Pistachio almond, 1/2 the fat double fudge brownie and mint chocolate mousse ice cream)....yeah I know I realized afterwards a lot of mint LOL
Chuck had gone to the ice cream isle while I was picking out my polishes and concealer so when I came down the isle he was all excited about the Raspberry Delight he found....as he thought it was the one we had last year....I said I didn't think so...but this was sounded yummy and well of course when we got home since it's a NEW ice cream...WE HAD TO HAVE A TASTE TEST....and OMG I could sit and eat the whole container (not really as I'd be sick) but man is it good...as I said it's called Raspberry Delight (and it's a delicious and creamy raspberry flavored ice cream with swirls of chocolate raspberry flavored cookie fudge)
Anyway, we did good as we added a couple of things and came in right on target with our bill.
Of course our weatherman did it again....the RAIN was that supposed to come tonight, came this morning, while we were shopping and even more when our bus came and we got on it.
We got picked a little after the start of our window by Vanessa, one of our favs and another long time driver. So we got on and Hallelujah an OLD BUS LOL
She picked up a guy we have ridden with before also and then we talked on the way home about radio stations, our youth, music and then houses and the lack of backyards here and built on top of each other LOL
So we got dropped off and Buddy was barking up a storm.....he hears the bus coming and starts. So we took care of Buddy and got things unloaded, washed up, changed and had lunch. I wrapped up the chicken after lunch and Chuck went to check the mail.
We got Mannix in but won't do that till Friday as Chuck is watching Stargate:SG:1 for his birthday tonight, and we are having our English muffin pizza's and of course, ice cream and nope no new stuff....must finish the old first LOL But no hardship.
In any case, also in the mail was a box of Chicken Helper for me. But it's for a Crispy Cheddar Bacon chicken. It's Rotini pasta with naturally flavored cheesy sauce mix and seasoned crumb coating with natural bacon flavor. But you have to batter and fry the chicken and we don't DO THAT. So I will bring it up to the office for the gals when I pay rent and see if either of them wants it or give it to Martine or Bravo, the maintenance workers.
Or as I said to Chuck we could cook up the Rotini and cheesy sauce and just add some of our shredded chicken...he said sounds good to him. So we shall see. LOL
So that's our trip and report and since we are headed out of here early today, I am going to re-check mail again, answer what I got in and do comics before we head off.
Hope you had a nice Wednesday and same for the evening,
Happy Wednesday!Candice, Miss Eliana is getting so grown up, and so adorable! I'm sorry you had a rough night. Take good care!Sue, congrats on the ice cream find and HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHUCK! Sorry the new buses are a pain. Write a letter and maybe they will listen for the next round of buses.Ginger, I had an L&I injury and surgery way back when I worked for Safeway grocers. My store manager didn't exactly believe I was injured (carpal tunnel syndrome) so my "light duty" was to wash every shelf in the grocery store. By the time I was half done I had CTS in both wrists, and they paid for both surgeries and rehab, dumb people! It was also the last time I worked for them. I'm glad your new doc is being thorough, too!Rose, I'm glad your migraine improved! We have a niece who always played teacher with her siblings and friends, and would have been a great teacher. Unfortunately, she has chosen another path and will probably never go to college in the foreseeable future. It's sad, and I'm glad that Lori followed her dream, and she's so wonderful for those kids! Glad also that Kristi is taking care of herself! She has come a long way! Well, another busy and snowy week. DD had minor surgery on her big toe yesterday afternoon, so we stayed home today and I cancelled her Ortho appt this afternoon. They can get her in next week, and she will be feeling better by then, too. We see the doc for toe followup Friday afternoon. Way too many doc visits lately, but that's how it goes. We've had a relaxing day together, though, and it was nice! DH came to the appointment and held her hand. It's only the second time I excused myself from a procedure in her life. I just can't handle seeing her hurt like that! The first time she was 3 and in the hospital 6 days, and I walked away while they did a minor nasal test that she still remembers. Her toe is looking messy this morning, but will look better after we soak it tonight, which will hurt like crazy I'm sure. Poor baby! I was up with her at midnight when the pain block wore off. So far ibuprofen is working every 4 hours, yay!Time to be useful I guess. I need to buy more bandaids and tape! Have a good night everyone!


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A hearty, homecooked meal that everyone will love! Serve with steamed broccoli and sweet corn for a complete vegetarian meal. Submitted by COACH_NICOLE Carbs: 44.9g | Fat: 4.4g | Fiber: 9.5g | Protein: 10.9g | Calories: 254.2
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Quick and easy hummus using a food processor. Submitted by BLUEVALHALLA Carbs: 16.1g | Fat: 4.7g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 4.3g | Calories: 119.3
This is a great recipe for summer, when you have a surplus of zucchini in the garden. Double or triple the batch and freeze them for quick and healthy breakfasts. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 26g | Fat: 2.2g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 128
These bean cakes are yummy and great for you. Served with the salsa, it makes a very colorful and festive presentation. I serve these with a lite side salad. Plenty of protein and fiber. Even my meat loving hubby loves this meal. Submitted by BCJL13 Carbs: 48.3g | Fat: 6.1g | Fiber: 13.6g | Protein: 14.2g | Calories: 294.2
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I love black beans, and I threw this together in a minute in my food chopper. It's just one can of black beans with a few spices added in, then ground up. I put it on Triscuit crackers and it's wonderful! Submitted by INNERSKINNY Carbs: 10.6g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 3.9g | Calories: 59.1
"Vanilla extract" usually isn't made with real vanilla. The good news is that it's really easy--and affordable--to make your own. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 0g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 0g | Calories: 10.7
This lightened-up version of caramel popcorn is our favorite tailgate treat. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 27.7g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 0.7g | Calories: 116.7
This an easy, affordable recipe that will impress your guests. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 41g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 4g | Calories: 215.4
Perfect for breakfast or a quick snack. Carbs: 29.1g | Fat: 1.3g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 3.1g | Calories: 119
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Everyone will love this simple dish that's full of flavor! Submitted by SMOKINGSBADFORU Carbs: 28.8g | Fat: 4.4g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 6g | Calories: 172.6
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Submitted by SLCOLMAN Carbs: 7.6g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 2.7g | Calories: 65.1
This is the perfect nutritious pick-me-up. Leftover shake can be frozen in pop molds or 5 oz paper cups with popsicle sticks. Carbs: 13.2g | Fat: 0.2g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 0.6g | Calories: 51.6
This protein-rich vegetarian recipe is simple to make and tasty to eat! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 38.4g | Fat: 13.1g | Fiber: 5.4g | Protein: 7.4g | Calories: 294.9
This healthy apple crisp recipe is sweet and simple to prepare but uses very little added sugar. Submitted by JLCROMP Carbs: 25.2g | Fat: 3.5g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 1.5g | Calories: 127.4
Frozen bananas rival soft serve when given a whirl in the food processor. No cholesterol and no added sugar, just creamy and sweet bananas! Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 27g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 1.3g | Calories: 105.4
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Submitted by KAIREGAN Carbs: 16g | Fat: 17.9g | Fiber: 5.2g | Protein: 23.1g | Calories: 290.9
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This is a tasty economical curry, interesting enough to make for guests and easy enough to make for any occasion. A family favourite. Submitted by JARICHAUST Carbs: 17g | Fat: 12.3g | Fiber: 4.6g | Protein: 17.3g | Calories: 245.4
This recipe is part of "The SparkPeople Cookbook." Order your copy today! This salad is even better the longer it sits in the fridge, so we love to make a big batch of it and eat it throughout the week. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 21g | Fat: 7.1g | Fiber: 5.7g | Protein: 4.8g | Calories: 159.2
This is my go-to dressing. I use it on everything from steamed veggies to salads and sandwiches. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 4.2g | Fat: 4g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 1.5g | Calories: 55.5